Arts & Culture
A Grave in the Sky
The flight to a foreign land, a land called evil. Yearns for their death is (Read More)
Travel
Art, Design & Photography
Montpellier: Why it out-sexes Paris
Listen up, mesdames et messieurs: it is time to rethink your plans for a romantic getaway in Paris. Madness, you say? Just hear me out – I’ve been there, lived there and would happily give away the old T-shirt. (Read More)
Environment & Energy
Rich Western Countries Are Not Doing Enough to Reduce Global Inequality
As part of a government programme, I volunteered in a rural Nicaraguan community with a (Read More)
Travel
Steps towards more sustainable tourism
With the holiday season underway, thousands of Brits will be travelling to a variety of foreign destinations; some heading to cities and resorts and some travelling to much more remote destinations. Wherever we go, our role as tourists has the potential to impact and accentuate serious issues facing the countries we visit. Whilst travel offers a fantastic opportunity to switch off from the intensity of work and studying, are we staying switched on to the full impact of our actions abroad? (Read More)
Scotland
Thoughts on Scottish weather
Scotland is a great place to study and write, chiefly because the weather is so bad. I’m only half joking. Well, no I’m completely not joking at all. (Read More)
Travel
My Selfish Altruism: Voluntouring in Cambodia
There had been no training, no police check, no request for my CV – just a dried up whiteboard marker and twenty pairs of Cambodian eyes peeping out from haystack hair, expecting some kind of magic. (Read More)
